Aside from comedy, romance, and sports, there are manga out there that tackle real issues that are crying out to be brought to the attention of people as a society. This is nothing new: Dean Swift wrote "A Modest Proposal" in the early 1700's to educate people about the plight of the Irish people under English rule (Swift was an Englishman himself). Charles Dickens, of "A Christmas Carol," possibly the best novelist of the 19th century, wrote unceasingly about social injustice, even though his works are very readable and not "preachy" at all. There are manga and manhwa being published that have the same aim, to let people know, in a popular format, about horrible injustices that are happening all the time and yet are consistently swept under the rug, whether it is the ableism in "The Friendly Winter" or the abuse and underage prostitution in this manga. Both of these titles are extremely well written and hold the attention of the reader. If reading this and feeling, as a result, that I need to change my attitudes and help to do something about problems like this makes me a bleeding heart reader of "whatever bullshit," I'll take that name and those who dislike this genre of manga can go off and vote to build a wall and despise the poor, the abused, the refugees, the mentally ill, and the homeless and believe that it's their own fault.